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Jf;| ;;Pri^
Vroiit and'lbsstbas its easy, ending Avheu-once ihe, order is'^iven
: for 'stock clearing. l . - . • ■ .. ••. -
v j Oome ' : a.iid-gct your ]i:rrt of the.- Inst; season's- -proiiis.-.- ;lt/s'a;
arid. h;is "pro rcii a correct ..policy in. the. past;
'X.-'V ;.■"•;■."■• -/■■'.• '■■■■:-' 00^k ' '-■;./■■' ;::% - ■
• to produce, go on sale at $4:95 each.
i;^;Si,'k^lyin«>^. Oxford Jacket, 1 that sold lor
fl.6.so^a.r,6;4lS;'iire S&.SS. -.;■ '■; -'•'■■■ : .- • .'"
;-' Ladtcs' JTaJlor, Suits.- of imcst materials
iii»a -tyle,: gold' «ip to, ?1f.50. for Siu; ;
...»i, ■ oihors'-o'fr. Homespun, . f-or ; SG.Tri, • were
• H^?lS.so;>,thCiUfiuulUlo Suit? are-S.^
af^uits^that'soldi-up.io SS.Wf are. J3.SS.V;-' 1 •;
' ■ ££• Silk'; V«lonr.- Jackets; '.witli liAndsome
' applique; beaming, ;:; for $12.30; ' fm^ • <j acs
g,j|ySct^SlJV£wcrc.:?3s:. -■/"'-■ -•-.-. ■"-■ : - -."•
'.; W? Fur-Trt mmeci Tciour Ca pes; tli3.«
;. . spaiion's; f^or.Slfi.oO. • ". .j •
"'■'■■' ' An IMiiK.VSK I^OTOF' . :■;-.
ihai'akb to 13)3., soli? iikgard
i-ess of what the v. o^l at
■■? - . : . : ; ; have cost us. \. :
-; Sl'O 'Hoki'Ston-a Marten; CiuHor Scarfs.
with stout ■•"mantn 7 tails ax. d naturai
»:.'■" c:aws;Tnow J35.50/"; - ' ; ; " ' ,
"jfifeHv'al^TouffloD -Merouo-Shape scarfs ana
vere" Ss.so. asfi. slo, now S3.
■ VR'-aV ßrown • Marten Cluster bcarls are
;."- . • now S-2.T3. ---.thoy : vrrre . tht:. Fea?on-s best
S^s\^uiid-Snape and ;.S^i:Col|arc:ttes ;
c * v/|;h-lor.-; ; wi:bo«u yoke- ntornV- collars,'.
•?,i?^i*iLSS- was" th<ft. pHpc.; povr.s2 ; oo. -:'" . •■• ;-,■; -,■
V.'- Sku)ik:-:-C^Jiarjr'a«sy.- Took Uke marten,
' GifmanJ'XsrteniClustflr,; Scarfs,, with- 6
.I- murtw tails r «tifiS;hea.aj, «c- ■> ■.
. .CJinaWn's tninK St-ts,- cost.^S.
.• }>nT Btue';"tlyns: Cluster \ Colliir. ;; with
"'"■' Jyux i.-.il*; §r» was the pnec.; now HKy
• ; , v.ltH iini^-slzo -i head, and. --tail.
■ was The- pjice, now, 'S3S.SO.-. ana otneia.
.■ = E VKXING SH.AD^S ' OF ;[-;■ ■
.' ' India Crepes, .
CiMPOEt'bD '"T&i SEII;*FOR SI.M, "FOR
;;/.' -■; ."': ■'■■■ - ■-' KSc.; A -TATID."" . . •;■'.
f /---j-jHch'Hana-Mftde-' China, •.- Siiks, in
' . Ji^hVen ; sil°k': GausasA' '«.'" 'Jil'^h '';Ms£*
Bluo.- Pink. rWniw^ia^Violet.; was
,Tr,c A-^rd, forr4Jio. yard...: ■;■ . . • ■_ : , .--■■ .
-.-■- ■.■■_ .^itle.^Sn, c-:s.de.;ior s'.'C. ..yaid- ...- ■
H~o6o:: pairs of $i Kid
V--.--T* i^'if.'"' Gloves - :
•/■'" '■ [. ;" : .'"" ARE .TO.CI.OSB" OUT AT
1 ' - • s<?'- - -
• ' ' .'. *-■•-•> A.-PAIK. ■-'.■■-.'" -"./--■■'
-■;',' The' Very Best.76c. Kid Gloves for We.
- -. -VSmVon-Venkth Suede «ov*s in Block
- ■• rr.w-, \vhitc' for $I. pair— usuau>..U..»'J v
; \ m^zm^^^*
':;; : ... 52.23 • and :SS.iS pair. • .- ■"> .. _ / ._
4_"..Ti:j2i.<jn^ii3 TO ;TUENEW YBil?., ..._.
It AVas 3lore Gcntrous ■ and ■ Conlinl
■'. Than. Usmtl- '. ; ... - - .-.; .y..
i The laFt year of .the nineteenth century
received .rather a more cordial/ welcome:
■ t-han is usually, given |a. new year, when
it- is?' turned up by "old -Father -Time-. ; . ;.-■':
:> The demonstration, was: n ot noisy, riot
"Eo noisy as many of the pas', but it was_
bearty. . The public. was in fine humor to
.celebrate-" The' 'most:, bfiiliant business
: year Richmond has ever known had just
''ended. The promise of : au'oUi'er as" good
and better, circulated a uhivorsally. up-
Jifting: spirit. It was as., noiiceable; iis tgia
"crisp breeze; ajid as cheering. It seemed
to make the whole world, wear a Kinils
of.beiicfjceiice." The result.w as • a general
JiearLincfeh. and 'among- . : business-men : . a.
good fellowship.' such as- never charaeter r
szed them on a New Yearns. ^
There was noshing like a general sus
"jvoriFi otj of - business. " Yet the susi>ension
■.•was rather more general than usual. The
iStat^ offices, nearly. all the municipal of-"
fices,' the banks, and many of the w-hole
ftUe houses, ware closed. Sunday hours
\V«"*re"; observed .at .the post-office. '
'} fSoma oi the railroad'. oflicas were closed:
Vii al! the least amount of work possible;
"was: done. All- local freight-trains were
''annulled.': and freight- "and ', express-cilices
were closed. ; " . : .
i ■ Thcro -y.-'.Me— finc : dinners at. .the hotels
U] -honor of the day, -They were partaken
of -by ' a larger number than usual, as
Ctrave"l was good. . There were special
i dishes at Ihe restaurains. things v.-Jth.
Cl-iriKtmas narric'H. and at -the* bars 'there
severe-- dispensed prescriptions supposed to
fb'ej-jnost* needed; at' Christmas. Indeed.
; -Ihe -entire.' day- was , more like chrjstinas
iOay:''than, issual.. ',-",.. .
C: There were few pyrotechnic, celebrations
rat- the hour of 'the ;Xe-w; Xe-w Year's advent.
Ari.- som<;: quarters- of the" city- the boom
xofi'explosives saluted the memory..". of tke
year: and welcomed; in the. ne_w ; . Th«
ich"urch> celebrations wereVof 'more' r than
VusuaJ';interest:''Bigh mass. was' celebrated
"iit'-'jnifl.nißlHViir- all .the" Catholic- churches.
,The sanctuaries . could", not "accommodate
'crowds ; in ajiy instance. There were
s^vatchriight service:-: in many of the -Pro
rtcstant churched and the old: year .died
and : a -ugw was ; born,", aniid 'inspiring
)liymnH : of praise. ■• -- :'■ *~
VI n<S IMA SI ISTOK ICAI; SO CIET Y-
Ann lull JiU'Cti jir «ii<l ion of.Offl
„.„"■' - cor* Ileitl !»si<nr«lji>* XisrHt. : - :~: ~ ■.'
.• '.The ari'nual'jmoetiiig of the 'Virginia' His
.torlcal Sod et y was' he I d Sa turu ay ■ <n : ght a t
itsVhbnie. .707. e-iFt Franklhv street.-, ■■'■'jir.
*Jd"Eei.'h"riryan, v.'as/oaHed to tli'e, chcir'and:
:3lrtV*\Y. ' G.: ; SuuiarG 'el-oVen secV«?tn.vy. ' :
rvpf<rsiaejr vpf<rsiaejH ' Dryan submitted h:s -annual
'rcpyi't, which avjis, on' ir.oilon.' ordorhil. to
il>e-'TeceivV--a;"filed,; and, : ,as upca^, publish-;
,*i'3fcin ; t3icv society's magashi'i Th<j' re-
; port showed; a lar^e • increase; in inembtr-'
' iphip.'i'wliich i is- .r.oitv - lan?er/ thani ever .* in
Wfc'ory. of. the socict", a:v' ( that;tlKi
ifinaTicial '.:6ndS'tion !< ss:also Kratifylng,; $4*JO
ih'avlng- beers -ad dadf to , the; iwnianent'
flund;.-?200; appropriated, for. puhiishing/ii:
ccatalcguri of ilie in tho^cbl-'
'lectiMip-'' the • society,- aud, a balance' of.
rTtvariy r Ci>i>o rcrr-SLininfj sn ?ihe.currvtnt:-;acrrQoun't.^.? ihe .currvtnt:-;ac
rrQoun't.^. -The frff t' o" loan of' a lavt;e/r.umT:
tJjer-f <>f r v,alua.b!<? ibpoks;; manuscirlpte, . ppr-.
3|rait«r:.?&«.;'-: Tra« reported. - Th« pr<«Khnt
ia"777. :r sain of^; ttveiit>j-tivo
Jovrr/'tJiCL-' .■■ highest .-number v«yti' before 'iro.-j
■•3)Ortc<s;'-T- !■.■;"■;■■.;■■ ,, - ; " ."'■■'■:■'::■.{■ ';.■>.•"•.:'-';:
fSfiA f tf-r;=" the • president's -import :■ v;;is ; ' swl>
'jmitteiithf meeting -vvfcTi? : iriioith« election
sVJC-ioOieferi I " for S the.- untiiilng ->v;tr.v.-;TJ iri
pCominaUug" 1 Comuilttce,- , <;6nslstijiigr--'' : ' °-
i^V^^X^.r 'Krc-iit. Merrlck; -aud^ilftrfdltli,,
-recoiKiflcnSfcd thut all:tfcc pret e.nt l -3jicuni-;
rqj-nts : bo "rf-eiectfid; v/hlch • wa?' Oone " by;
*ixiQn:ii*Am<j\i* vote; -I-. y : : .\" ;;- : "^.',"'K:>. 5..:'5 ..:'
it|i'A"}'t< i r; a: disicupxloribv. various v-membevs
■iarv'dlftv-r^jit; "methods ;v*of'; benefltinjrMth^
■■HfctjV'-.iho'.-xo^elin^ttdjotirriOd. .* »• :
P^lftriyv;i|i<niifah'd:r;d6lJurs".-vore.^ r ijrot!Kht^
:■:«) ' .'iifhraoiid each.; ye'aroby Joca!- J:;«ur-.
«! f {'io 'v'conijijjri^'s;-" :a;ci mariy 1 ihov.s-snd^ ;
'fiirifiiii&.i^.';«vay by , ' cHiz^hs^ ttii^forci^'i •
g^»^j^^^^*">:2i:- IriKurj- -.vi«h'"iA*ir,?isiia.J
|fcL^N TA3U-u3i'.;As:ciit. : )
bed Vests for. 9c; 1 - \
" " Lnrlios' SI.CO Fine Ribbod 'Pufe-LarnVs-.;
S Wool Pant? aw» $1 a pair. . > -.'i^
v .Children'srHcavy Fleeced Ribbed- Vests
-jinu Pants are 121-2 c. ■. .. - ./-■ ■; \ ' : ;
i-aVlies' -'-Heavy. Esb-ntian liibbod. Vests.
•„ and; Side-Button Pants for Sf.c. '
Cam«?rs-H;tSr;* Wool-Mixed Vests -.and;
;•. . •■ p.i n(s. were;^So.'.'.-nov*','. 4So. : : - •. : .;')
| SV.U* Wool Ribbed '-Union Suite, for ladies';
and misses.; are utysv 73c. . ". "••- '- ' ; .: ;% :
Cljildren'p'2s ohd - 33c Ribbed.: Union'
.■:'■: Suits are 18a .; a' EUit. '{>:■■.- '." '-/■;;^";.-
Boyß'fiOc.; Nattir^l Woo! Shirts -.'and
Drawers a.r& Z'?c. a" garment.'-/.^ v./. . . •
' Ladies* 17c. Fleeced,, Ribboa .Vests -.and-
Pr.nts .are 121-2 c. .'." .- T ;. 4-"4 '-" ■
■ The MunsVnsr Plated ?1.!5. TTnioir Su'.ts,
fof ladias, are 51 '£ ■J-uiU'l-"" ; , .". '-':•"■ '.
; 'Boys' ■'Kl-tced R-lbbod Shirtsiand.Draw-^
«is,' woro 2*c, now 19c. . ■ • :."■- / , ;
.".White Spreads. : V,):\
CAN'T- RESIST TS/JJ-JNG YOU OF'EM.
; AGAINTp-DAY. : ; ~ .;. ; .J- .■*•-•■:
- Hundreds sol(s;*ycsterday. Enough left,;
f however, for to-day's :9ellinsr. ; ,"./.'.. ■■ .;
■'--',. , Main -Floor— Ceritf*!-".: Aisle- -.
c « "'-Full-Size" Doubie-B«d Crochet , Quilts ;for;
■-;;.'"'soc>.; ' ;^.rv.--'C- ;: "- : - ■'- ." ; " ■■'' ■ : '-' ; ' ■"-'"■•
. v Extra Heavy Handsome* Crochnt Quilts,
: '-'' Cthat -sold£i"6r SI , and' 'sL2s, ava pit the.
TSc/ counter: '..;'. ■ . -,'. '-- ■ / • ■: ; '
■ SI .no; "and" 53.75 White Crochet Quilts for
'-'"■" Sli-'-;'-:"' ; - : .i -■ - ',- :■ ■' -'•'■■ •■ ( v ■-- -./:•' ■" '•
,W]iite Crochet Qiiilts.';that sold for. $2.23,'
; are'?Lsoin. thislot.' ; .. ; - , . ;,:";>'
' .'.-:-: ' SPECIAL^TO-DAT.;" ■ .-' ;• *\
r '5° P a i r s i ;"^White: : ;;.;Woqii
Blankets, ; \\ =-4. soJd { for
$3;50. for $2.55 a pair. V
Underglazed ;
Toiiet Sets, 51.35 instead
S5 Gold-Stippled Toilet Sets for. 52.95. .
•Solid-Colored. ■Decorate'"l -Toilet Sets,
■ ': ..with Slop Jar, , were $10,, f0r ?s.C's'.coni
:. - 'Ipleie. . " '--','■:■-.-■'.■■ ': ; ; '
.*- ; ]Decorri.ted:Soup-Plates. sc. each. . .
. i Decorated i Oat nieal Saucers, Sc. . - -■
'■• Decorated Cups. and. Saucers,- were. 2Cc".;' ;
■ for 30c." each. /;: : . ;'■-.. . ...
Japanese Decorated Cups and Saucers,
4c. each. .. : " ■
Wliito and, Decorated China After-Din-"
; ncr Cups and Saucers, were 15 and iiOc,
for sc. choice. ■ ;v ■
China Picture or Photo.. Frames, 10c. .
Large Sheet steel, dou=
ble linedivs2.7s instead of
S3. ■ -■ ■ - _\- ; ' ;-■,; . "'.-.: ■■'_
i:# O ■■ if/-- 1 *
:'i?IVORTAXT 17RBAX 'ISfPROVE3IK?t"Ts"
aiueli Has Been .Vcconipllslicd— Plaas'
■ .'.'.■ . --for .-. ill e Fu(nre. ■ ":
.' The. departments of: the City. Govern-;.
Sient". having-, in charge: the great, public
.worlcsv have' been very active duriug- the
• past. tv.-elve months.. . .-■. -■ /
. The 'Stieet, Committee has done won-,
,ders in the way. "of -new Pavements, "new
road-beds'; and; new sewers. Tlie old stone
sewer has been: replaces by a new and
'modern construction, and 'the F-it'th
• street- frcw-er; has been rebuilt ; at the co;=t '■■
of ■ §20,000;. '■• Sidewalks have been laid ard.
impfovcii. and -roud-beds:: and jriivters
paved, r the block', on "which the- City Hall
stahus ■.has been paved/with 'Belgian
'• blocks.': and. a .line- road has. been built :
fi-om" Cliimliprazol to Fulton. .'-•'-...■•".-".-
. ; The wo.-k.of improving-, the harbor. goes.
.steadily on.. The: city is -"represented in ■
Washington; " and- no' stone wiH be -left :
unturned- to induce Congress to; make an;
appropriation to ; carry out the" plans for ;
.the "dykeing of the harbor, and .the deep
..eninjirrof. the. channel.". This: .work .is. of ':■
'■ immense importance, to 1 the Khijj-buildins";
indusiry,--.a.« well- ns to- the shipping/ in- :
terests. The day' i? not far off when'a'
new city jail,' modern ,in every respsct, ;
will'be built. The effort 'to obtain an-np
'propriation for this* purpose" ..will be re-"
neweil. before the -Flnance'Coriimitted this .
year. ■ The parks of the city hay.i been ■
'.much improved, and other, important:'
works have' been carried onV The.water,
works has- been' repaired- and .overhaul
«e'd,' and the result of ■ the -tests to ■■■ Jind'!
some ' method, to; supply clt'arer;' -wat'Jr
. will shorilj'- be.m ade known, and :: v.iU
lead to some definite action. '" " " , ".
j The "gas-wpi'ks will '■'. be" renovated, and
modernized' this year, and extensive, im
provements are contemplated at Rcser
;voir;Park. . " : . . ■ - . ; - ' ;
1 . ' ' - ■.-■.. '■•■; -.- -- •' .■ '
I FIXE DE1 >! T OFPICKRS ESCAPE.
|. .... ,-.. . ,- . . -■■ ■■-■ -;- ■ ■■.'..
'{Chief PnJler'.s Mind
j -Saved a«-:AiivJ£%vjird ; Siinat ion:
j :-F2re-Chiel'.,.V,\.: -F2re-Chiel'.,.V,\. G. Puller,. "and Captain
' L.. O. Jenkins, of the Fire'Departmenti
had ,a__narrow escape from .fa; serious-acT
' cident; on Broad street yesterday morn
ing. ■ . - . • : r ," Z. ' . '"-.
.; . They were d ri vi n g • toge t h er ' d own .13 road
j street, -.when, the front axle of-'the buggy
j broke. Tiie horse became frightened and.
j ran away. ; W3ien* Mr." Puller, found: that
the' frightened 'animal could not be 'stop-
J ped, -he'.deciueil to run her into som.> ob
j struction, or to tlirow her^'down. '- "As->t7icy
j reached .tht;- corner of . Adams' streot," he
! t turned her suililenly pntho'.i'rozen 1 ground
J-and tripped^her. t lhrow'ng'-li'if. heavily to
. the, ground; ThV ; v.h«jrjie '" fell? toward" jh«
..broken »i<!e.' : oft the -bugrgy^and ; turned it
'■oyer.'-'. r ;Mr. "Puller.:, and Captain • Jenkins
j^.-ereVthrown - to 1 the .-ground.. .The : Chief
5 fell,:-: upon , the ,-. curbing ■ and', v.-as' badly.
j.bruisc-d>a'bqut.-:thfi,,hip and>jeg, and re-
*^ceiv<*d;- a: .severe' gash -.ovci itlw lef t ;oye;
Vhile'Captam luid ''his shoulOer'
j <lislocated. Neither of the."irentlenich.-Svas
jjserioiissly! injured.*' - V
WIS - N 13\V ,YK ATt ' CASKS.
j Ju.sijce .Toiiii->rtir<'rN l'rucn 'Goml Ites
,. «lul ions— l»bi»el'«rl for tUr Future.
:>f Good resolutions arc -all tb.jigo \v.il2i
' Justice; Jolm's'. devotees just now.- liicon-
j sequence, his ' Honor; hixd . tho V. sirallest
' docket yesterday- h&,has liatl- for
'iyiany:>'~a^ long "day: .: X 6;; cases -of'"-impor't
';uice;cazne iiii'at aJL , : "-,- . '„■ - .
Berrjv^TOK- up; for. beings drunk.
JusHc*"Jo!m.'!ef hua ;;o lVe<i:. r- ■... •- • ;
a^..7.">>J.: Barker- was -drunk on thutstreei
;Hii',v. F as-lii^diSl.-. ' ■ ■; ■ « ---- ■ ';-; ' i~
-■'• -Q.i W-ißass .also drunk: lle^-was
•flnnd SI. ,';-■■ r,^.:- ■:■■:■' -f ■'. --," .'.' i fej^T,
■■:^V.^:J^.-.' Johnson (colored) c "gave. ; a ; ; b«at?
ling 1o ; . llettio Johnsoii.-; -ileiv;as "lined ,lhe
* r iisual,:noouiK; 07510.-" -*•">;:- ; • -;,-;.■
J tnQ^i l^ovvers . (cojo.rc'd ) t. c3w«eil Iwi tli
I cuniins and abuaiiip: Spen'ctir^Lcti.-.il'ov.'ers
j was* not present,: and .an «i\tachmeu t " whs
J : issued «/pr:liim: / "."..; - , •, ■ ;• -; ;-,;
; -•^eOrgv;,.Xc'lHon • OcoloredV-Avas^disordorJy
j ■oji the ,'stroot;'.and -AyasjllneU SW- r>. >,'.-: \ - .V \
i t Quiclc adju^tiheiit. <)f •jussft.s.'.i.iadoeafiy
by/in£Uri!r,;i ; v/itlv-tlie;A;irjjihla ; -Stuto:j'fNq?
M- " M^M* JLJ <M*W*M+ » f 1-» > *** >•"-'--' ,*» . > t * ■* r * * laium mmJ 11 ■■.■■■i.....*i ■ " 'I ■— ■" wiwiiwl "n ■ nn'»""f*' ' _'.■'..* LT'-TTT
hb BE !>!Bsm " T " s .;rS
icXoflOM. ISSUED AGAIM-T CUI. .
THE'-'-LITiGATIOif HOT' ffIDKD,
While Tlii* It AnolUcr JJiKnal Vic
<ory for tii«; City, nic C«>c M«y, Still'
•jjc TnUen to lUKJioyjCr-iutH— l'ointM
? J Tlmt v ArC3N«>tiDe«:i«l««li ,
Judge -Nathan; Gorcrh;is:r dissolve^ thej
injunction' ros^alnlng; Ahejcity-from Tin-^
lerfcring withriheiCeli: .' Telephone iCom-v
puny' in its occupancy; off'the" atreets|of j
't&iz city..,- ■ ■ ■-■■'-. ■■-. ;;' : ' ■" ;..:.' : V i',«".m":
;3"udKe: Goff \liqlfls;-that'. if .tjie , Southern'.;
'801 l' Telei>hono: and'Tclesraph^ComlV 11^?;
;as decided'- by '[ the :Uni ted;States. Supreme
Courts has; no 'right ui\6n^ tlie;, streets'^ cf •
kic[nn6nd;:;.vin-aer : aii-'^agt^bf- Congresyj.,
; passed; in -lSOO.'rcgarding^lesraph^iines, ■:
it .lias*no-rightcuiider;:the laws^ .op^ir-^
:^}ui'a-'-or" \hei ordinances' -bf.-'.the '.'cit^Vof :
'RichmdndHto'use^suchj. streets^ -.Hfi.fwll;
• at-'a'later./<late,~ issue; a. deoree; dismissing
UlO biU-of-the-'complainanttcompany. _
The liUgatioh": does not,^however, end^
hero ■ Tho /Bell; Company -can appeal, to
tlie ;iUnited S States Circui t" Court : of 'Ap-. ;
poais for; an opinion; on^the points ..which ;
ijudgo.'Go'ff ihas just decided. In such m,
CeVent, ■Ju"dgo:Gofl t .win bo disqualified from,
fitting 'in -the. higher court in this case, 7
"and City-Attbrney7Pollard will ask t.hiel- ;
-Justice^ Funeivitoi-'preside, with. .Circuit-:
i.rudge Simonton'and one-of the^ district .
'judges.' ■:-,-■■■ . . .- ; , . . ; -
•;. . TEXT OP -THE OPINION.-.,..
: Tudge"- Goff 's opinion was . received'. here .
yesterdoy,: and copies ' were ' furnished.to
tco;Jnl«el--iii:-thc ense. The full; text of the;
opinion is as follows:. ; : "_. - .; -•:..- - ..-.■-■
.inthe'Circuit' Court" of "the. United States,
>;for the K;L3tern;Distvict of Virginia, at
.Richmond: :-. : - ; ' ■■'■]-. „, , ■ 1
'Southbfu -Bell -Telephone and l&iegrapn
■ Company >■.....- /.- :. ..... ..Complainant,
City • oi . Richmond . : . . .... ...... .Defendant,
i.,; '-.-""-;- . . ■•,-'- -In -.lSquitv: ' : 1 - '
"■; Geofsre .H.- Fearonsv- l>eako &. Carter, •
-Stliss && v ilolluday, : : counsel for complain--
Henry R.Pollard, counsel for defendant.^
Goff, Cirouit 'Judae. . ,'.-,' ;
For. a -statement-'ot' this case and the ac ;
: tioiv of this •"• courts hereinbefore, -, see
; .Fed., SSS. The C^-ouit Court of Appeals
modified the decree/entered by this court.
and ■remanded, tho case with instructions
' as set forth in'theopinion k of -that-court,
'42 U S ' 'p. C>S6.--.Tlie : Supreme ' Court ot:
"the .;.TJniteu ,- States, : ..- on r :Certiorari to= the
: Court ! of -^ Appeal' for .the Fourth pijcuita
:reman<3ed Jthe' cause to -this court, with di-;
■iroctiorisithaf further- 1 proceedings be had
'hercin- iniconformity"- with the principles,
-as announced in the opinion; of that court,
'174 U: S., 701- Mr.^Justice Harlan, . m
■closing the opinion- of ;tha Supreme- Court
.(174U. S.; 17S), says:: "What rights. the^aP:,
'pellee had, or.has: under. the laws of ; vir-.
"giniaVaiid-the ordinances- of the city pii
Richmond,' is a qtiostiph which the Circuit
■Court did not. decide,; but, expressly waiv
ed • If ''is-- appropriate that that question,
should -first be considered and- determined,
by. the , court of original jurisdiction..
The -only- questions in ithisvease; at this
• time ' therefore, relate -to vthe :ri?rhts or
the complainant. ■L'iider:section-32S7^ qi. the
Code of Virginia -nnd under, .the ordi
nances passed by the" Council of the city.
-of Richmond, -granting -the . consent of
•tha t city to tho Southern -Bell .Telephone
faril Telegraph Comnany touse.its streets
withthe "poles and linesof that company,
and also under the ■ ordinances -. repealing
the resolution of consent arid-relating'; to
the joint use of poles erects"! for.the sup- ;
port of wires used in connection With trie
: transmission of electricity. ' Said section
of. the Vircrinia Code is :as follov.-s:
• VKvery telegraph and. every telephone
company. -incorporated by this-, or any
■ other. State,- or by the United Statesvmay
■construct, -maintain, and operatevits line
"along; any of the- State or. county roads
~or works'or the waters of.th-i State, and
along and parallel to any qf;tho -railroads
.of- the : - State,, provided .the ordinary u?e
■of -such roads, works; railroads.- and
'waters be ' not thereby .obstructed, .and
'along or over the "streets of any-city or
• town.- with; the ..consent- of. the rCoi^ncil
thereof. • - - " . ■ .i;'i ■. ,
"WHAT THE ORDINANCE PROVIpiES.
" The ordinance of . the city of Richmond,
"under- which the 1 complainant claims tha
■right t'o-use the-streets' of that city for
the' poles and wires of- its lines, was pars
ed '.Time -2(5. ISS4: and.-, while -it',' plainly
"granted permissinn to -the = Southern -.-Beli
Telephone and -Telegraph: Company., to
erect poles -and run wirea thereon "on the>
public '-ptreots of .said city, upon the-.con-
ditions and under the provisions of. said
- -grant, it al?o. in 'its.'.- fifth-, section. . re
• served to the Council of the city the right
"to ' repeal said entire .ordinnnce" .'at.', any
' time.' such repeal to*. take: effect, twelve'
'months. after the adoption of the repeals
sng. resolution: '..- . "': ' ■'•;• ■ ■
, The complainant accepted ihe terms of
the ordinance given -and consent, and
erected. :its" lines along; and . over ; ; the.
streets : ' of the „ city of. 'Richmond unri^r
' the provisions of' the -same.: -Having
agreed- with the; city.; for : reasons of its
own. ' to tho terms, conditions, and- jer
, strictions' of.-snid .ordinance, and: having;
for years" acouiesced. in the; same, com
plainant shouldcnot" now be "permitted" to
either deny its vaHdity or; 'escape its re
quirements. The city of Rienrnond exer-"
"cising the right of repeal reserved it on,
the iitlr day .-.of December. \£S4 , repealed
"the ordinance of. .Tune. 2(i. I£S4: .granting
the right of wav throxigl'.out '.the city to
the .Southern Bell -Telephone " antV'-Tele
'granh Companrf^tichmpoal to take effect
."twelve months .thereafter. C-onseatiently.:
the complainant, -on and -after the 14th
• day of December, : ISSS. had, under tlie
'laws of Vircrinia" and the ordinances of
'.the city of. .Richmond. . no: lngal "right -to:
occupy -th^ streets- of said city and use
.the same for- its poles nncl wire?: 1 "
' THE "POWER "OP. REI'EAL.
, -This court, is' r.o't -to pass upon the. pro
prietj- of the ordinance of repeal, for tho
power "of repeal -does not .depend on either,
the necessity for it ;o; or .'• on i the- soundness'
of- the reasons -assignee), for. 1t. ".-. The. Sa-,
prpine Court'Jiavinir held tTiat .the ,act of
:Congress . of o the United States of ; July
.24,-; IKB. 1 entitled- "an act' to .aid in the
construction:; of-, telegraph lines' and "to
secure, to , : the government the- use' of the
same for'.TJps+ril. -"military, and other pur
poses"o4 Strit. :22l, C.'-:230) does, not apoly
to and .: protect - complainant. . and this
C(>tirt now ■ findinc: - tliat under the ; laws.
•of Virginia and. tlie "ordimincVs of the
"city of ' Richiniiid,' the Southern
Telephone and Tolcgrayh - Com-p-iTiy,- has
no right to use-: the streets of -that city,
it; follows that; tho bill is without, merit,'
and. that the relief as asked for must be
drniod. ..."■ •-."■'. ■- ■ .. ; .-' -:,;;■.- .. /'...:; ,';;,
t I-will pass : a" decree; dissolving the. in
junction ; heretofore ; gran tP(V ami -dismiss
h;-.?.Uie bill: . ' ■ XATHAN GOFF.- : •
--'•United- States. Circuit Judge.
■ AFI'AIItS QV KKXRICO COUNTY.
Sta.4«i«irnt. of 'Taxes Kerivi.-«1 from
[:■.-.' . 'Various- Sources.,
. The 'followins: facts as to Henrico 'af
fairs "•.will prove, of ..public interest: .• "-, ■■'.
. ,Rate- of county lev)"; ,';0 , cents' on': the
?iCt);O!!.*v;;lue: county.school tax, 30 cents;
diHtrict: ; Hchool ..Utx'.io: cents on I .', the.. §100
of value in", the districts' of yarlna.';Fair
field,: and Brooklr.nd;-'ainlS cents 'eh the
OC-0 ot" yaluo in -Tiiek'ahoc'L'istricts. l ;
'."■Arnoixht * : of . county" 1 , tax -derivGd '.from
railroads - arid; telegraphs] : 'xs2,SS3.Ps;: school
tax derived r'roni. Sam Sl.uisi.ij3.
, , Am oy n: '* paid .into .the " Srtita V.Tren.iurbr,
.eollccied at- the. County "Clerk's. 'o.'Hco- for
.llspn! ".' yeary-ex'pirihs Augasit 51. -IWS," §isf
i-v"A:n.ojint of'cour.ty. and school tn^. col
jecte<3 - 'during ' : same j period on del 'tiqijent
["lands,- "paid over , : to' County "Tr^keuim\
j?IS,2-52.75.' .:/>'--: '■' . ■:"■-•■ v- : -' ; V-; : /
■ ■ Rate";, pi: tax." for, ' State, "county, a:uV
i 'schools i?-ih ' '".. jfalriield;.- 1 aaitl
I Variifai-.'SO^'cfcn'ts^Qii^th^^JCOSoCrjYaJiior.ihe
j District'-' ot,';Tiic3tahpc, i r.SS Vcerits;--yn\ the.
i : Si CO s- ■':.; -V "- , ,
| ; -' Th6;Coim*y-Boar*<i'Of S-pijryisors/wbjc!!
■ hoi J r. afizteen ; lijectf ng« -s'diif Jrfjj ;. cbo ■:■ y.ewr,;
I , is -'.composed rt»f^Messrs. ;£ fenry .- C.i H&ci'lir
1
;fti'; tiie^coußty/; during/ Uav: Vy»jar— IL'T^io
Jwhiitj ': an/1 ;T37%to ' colored -,'(iii up? ai-T. /. i- '^" : y : - i
>'■ /I'lic. .Oloiiiit' V«;E-iio'n-C*rr{isjui'iiie.s. !./
,vDuk<>;.*Jr.> ;ii)<irCaptativ;Koai>): iu'K;ii:oi)MM:r,
XJ,h6 '.EKvuMtivo-vCrtnisijittcoK'jt ith^TtWiish-'
iU^gtonVCentchni.al'=i.cerpmqiiJ<! i J i . i "' s ?i"MI;-rhi*Jit^
jai'v'the if«l'c»f*irson ' ii)-xii6rvw:, s£j}!\"Oio.'je.'.->up
.Hht'irJ&iseouiiis,'iincl ■ arrange; £<>;•.■ ihevoniv
-pletloi) of theii' sour-fnir »)ook by aclding 1
•thci-'eto .in account of the ueremonioa :it
Mount Winon, with th-s sppech of I'rcai
tit nt and -in* many other or.
.'vilciit adchussp.s mudc by dlstJiiKutphed
Allisons from all the othyr.SUitfa !-'' ti.o
-; 'l'OW\ 'J'OI'ICS YESTKCIUV.
• ', -« ..'ln> J ,>F«ro,-Com,Mly.
':< The ."'•■ success 'r of VT6\yn;:Top}ca".£doj)erids '.
al most' 011 tircly ■■ upon/ , : the-^company; ■; pre- ■
scntlna 1 st, .and' thosir^•nKaßedjln;; that,
task v yestenlKy ,' werej responsible -for ;the
rather hpoor,*, performance ?:hol: ahe;'/' farce,;
comody:'- With one or two exceptions,' 1 all-;
ofi'i the S coles : are ■-. i n t n ow ".ha nds. ■ '-. Vv . .
•MackMsln^hlsbld'part-ofaVinie-Pay^but;
iWlUieviKnott;/'HinitaV-Quick,;;anu,', other,
jn'inclpali rplcs*3ufl'ered:at,;thc.- hands? ot,
ithbse-whb v attempted to 1 pla>v them. a i.i.i.e- ;
dainty aiidibewitahuiff Ma jvStirk.wns also.
Imissing^Xrom-thovchorvs;^'-^-:/^;;* ;. - 1 \
:" ■ Howevt.-r;?as a v wholLV-the^perCormance,;
seemed ; to :please,':andrcert}Liuly..kept:.tne;
audience' in;.a^ ; gfiocl;'-h'uhior,'-so?.tlie tarce
didniot y^fail : invlts;Sinis9ion..v;/:;V.
■''■■■^'•■■'i Property r Trahsfeys..":;. 1 _':,.-" V" ?J' _''
! Cary;
E4 ;and- Kerbei-t II I.'1 .' Adamß | to .R. ; H.';Har-j
dosty" ' ami AVil Ham -B: c West, £4l;4-12 o feet ,
011 ;; west -side :. of Seventeenth V street, -,~ ue
;twe'en--yeirablo; : iC : extended, /and Brown
streets,/ *1,5U0.T. ,'• ' v . ; v ' ; -f --■:'. :;: ,::. /V'V, ••'• T^^'_-
R.- H. "Catlett's AV-C. Brax
t'on, 'andr'J.' N.: McFarlarid; and; wue to
:R: R .B. Walton, &t.'f «et on .-: north tsiae-- ot
Ashland street, between {'Reservoir and
Randolph' "streets,- 53C0. - ■;;,->. ' "■.
■Vt H.-Harwood and wilo to W. C Saun
ders, T2O "feet on ) north ' side ■■ Cabell street, .
UOlfeet;. from northwest corner HicUory
street, SoOf)./ •"-.'■' / .'■■.; ",,-'■-; "V, '
:.R 11.,-Hurwood and; wife .to Pollard &
Basby, 100 ;"■ feet .on /.Thirteenth street,
[southwest] corner; L.eigh. street,^.). . . '■
• Esther /Jacobs to/R- H..;Hardesty and
William. B;: West. 2C 0-12 feet 1 on wost side,
of- Valley ; or j Seventeenth street, between;
Venablo st:-- n, if extended,; and ; Brown
S Regi'na Kelson, executrix : and devisee.
of'/N W.f-Nelson,sdeceas6d..to .Drcivry-
Hug-hes: Company.;aol"2-12 -feet; 011 north
«ide o£- Cary street, northeast corner .Me
iSsfS^^^?;^;
'^Henric^ Fairmount "Land. Company to
James W." A tkinson. ;!0 feet on east, side
of Twenty-first street, southeast corner
R street,-. ?St». ' ' 'V: i t>
.- Fairmounr Land Company .to John P.
Stirling,' 20 feet on west I side of .Tw enty_-
Fecor.q street, 1(5 G-12, leet south, of; T.
"'sa^ne^ oJohn.on0 John.on F. Newberry^^feet
on abrthTside of Falrmount avenue., or »
street; 105 G-12 feet east of Twentieth
S A! e M. ? Kuyk to B: -Iv.'- Garrett same. as.
recorded iiv Richmond -^Chancery : Court
M B!'°F.^£add" aWd'- wife to T. Crawford'
Redd.;" 9 1* D ' acres adjoining ■ the 'lands of
Dr.'R;-P.-Dunn and als, 595>." •". :. ._;'.. _ • _-
" Samuel-.H; Pulliam to :Cliarles ®$&PS
-kins, 27 6-12 feet on east side; Xwenty-hrst
'street' l2o feet south of T /street,^J p.-^O
Same and wife to ; Alyerton C. Wren.
23 6-13 feet on Fairmount avenue, .north
west . corner - .Twenty-tWr.i street. &j#jgS
;. Same to James H. ;Hoa:ris; oO feet on
north side of State. street, .30 feet east ox
Gilliam. street," 5750."
; "- ;Toia -.Tluunl> -AVoclflJiiff.
Misses- Miriam. Ruby, and Helen Ken
ninSham.ga.ve a dclishtful reception ; . at
their home, 108 Randolph; street,. Tte -
(iay. evening for tha benefit.of^he pisan
j'und of Park-Place church. ; The lollow
in& invitations. :waro senf out: ...
"Mi\ ' arid; Mrs Santa Glaus invite you
to "the rriiiVriaye of their daush tor, Alice
Gary - Tennyson Stout, to Thaddeus La
fayette • Longfellow Sianley; Blanton.
The little people were; in full dress,
and. tha" brid.j anii groom looked lovely.
The bridesmaids were Misses. Alice
Stout, Mamie Bailey, Miriam Kennin.?
lianij LotCe Fletcher,- Ethel Davis and
■Virs'inia Callis. The ushers, were Mel
vin Godwin. Howard Blanton, Paul-De
bold -and Edwin Stout. \ ;Master, Percy
Yarbroush officiated. After the ceremony
Misses Mattie Pegrara,: Mr. Smith, and
Mr. -Stuart Hopkins entertained the gnosts
with elocution" and songs. ■-.- Refreshments
wore served. Mr. Retinal Walker pre
sided at the "organ. ! "" * ' "'." '. . "
' The bride wore white satin and carried
bride's -: roses. -At', handsome diamond
brooch" held the veil in place." ; ; The groom'
wore long pants, .wliite vest, silk hat. and
carried a.gqld-headeus cane.' ; Three-of ;the
bridesiKaids wore in '.Trhite ..'orgundie. en
train, aad 'three in .-'h^k organdie rthey
carried bouriuets ot' aolly and fern.
Among the guests /were Misses Tyree,
Minnie Jones, Annie'Tarbrough; Mrs: Cur
ley; Miss Hope Kates,-- Callis. 1 Lillian
Barries.- "Miss Nannie Dririard, Mr.- Laii
avum Stout. Warren. Blanton. Williard
Mcßaih, Bessie -Gdf)'dv,-yn; Mr. John Stout,
Misses Mamie anttn.Emo-- Batkins. Bessie
and Sarah Fayne.l Agnes : Gibson, "Mrs.
Fletcher,.. Misses' Kenningnams, Mr. '••Cal
lis,.. and' -'ethers. ■ •. - V
Personal and OfhevVPnlton Items.-.
:Mr. TV. J. lloorn. -who .for several. years
lias , made Massaohusetts : his . home, is
hereona vir.it to his mother: and: friends.
: JKr. , William - Christian, -'.a;, well-known
Pultonite, who ■ was' connected- -with - No.
S, ■ Richmond Fire Depart?Tient, and -who
is now : employed in-Philadelphia, spent "a
week "here • with -: his.-- family,-; and • left ■ yes
terday for Philadelphia. •; : -'- : ■-. " ..
;" : The Christmas entertainment for the
Sunday-school children of Fulton -Baptist
church, held .Thuisduy,nignt, was "a great
success.. ' ;■■•.■' .- ' .--..■■ ' ■./.., ■
V Miss -Katie Ellar,- of Portsmouth, 'is
spending the ' holidays with her friend,
Miss -Mamie Gogan,- of Tjouisiana street.
7\lr., .Tames Hartley spent.-' the Christ
mas with relatives in Alexandria. . j- .
Mr. iVlike Knright;.the weTl-known ball
player, who is employed in the... Newport
News ship-yard, is here on a visit, to his
parents. - -' - ' '" ;" ; 5 -
The little daughter of Captain George
Rogers, conthiu-js. very ill. : •
; .• • City Cosii't Xotes.
Virginia Ranson .i'ualified as executrix
of. the t-state of the late -Henry. Payne in
the Chancery Court yesterday. .'•
. VS. ■ B. Frayser qualified as executor, of
the estate of the late "Captain , Richard
12. Fraysoiv The value 'of -the 'estate is
■32. 700. : Tho January term 1 ; of tliis. court
began yesterday. ■'■". \ ". " -■• : \.. : : :..■''. '
> The following casfS'willcometip in :the
JL'aw and Equity Court to-day: •:
; -The case of Henry J-W." ■■•Fisher against
N. F. Jacobs for an unpaid debt. ,';■ "■"'.
The case of Annie O'Kectee- against the
Virginia Fire and-Marinelnsurance Com
ijany.. Damages occurred from lire. :
Sir.' R jiegcr's . Xew-Yenr Hecejiiion.'
Mr. William Rueser.rmany -years ago
cStai/iished the .custom." :of ''serving free
luncheon to. his \ patrons , aiid f rienGs on
Ne'.v Years -Day.. : ■ Yesterday -ho -eclipsed
any of -his previous efforts" and gave a
feast; .which was, -in ;poiht ':'o - £ ; service. and
general excellence; /the-i -equal '-- of 'any
which has been partaken. o£ in Richmond
in years. / '•■•»>!.■■','• -- .:',■■'':■"':- -;■■
The nienu embraced almost, every deli
cacy-.- afforded by' the. season, '• and. the
ba'nnuet was : served in . the spacious .res
taurant.'. MiV Ruegnr .welcomed liis g\iests
and looked after .their comfor-t personally,
and aHogother made a must 1 genial and
hospitable host. -.-/.• .-• ■/•• . -. - • -i-,.■...i -■... : :
. First Alavjfii* of :t?ic;-Yoaiv . •
The fii".-;t "fire alarm" of tho new year vras
turned in from ;Box 15 at !ll:D2-}Mohday
morning. .-.The, department soon resppmled
and; put oUt theilire, whtch-was in a
small hou?-3 ia tho;; rear : of 103 • wes t Ga ry
streot: The dam&so was slight.-" *: . ;-.
. .-.The \ firei s'dl\ i alarm was | sent lin i from
Madison- and Broad istraats - *>t i S.o'elock
fn the:morn'ns'. awniiig'-oT the coh
i'eetionorr stors'ot >■ jerry I Ivjoi'aiio ignited
from-.a-pdpcvacfc^v'and dit3 ajbout $20 "flam
aj p cLbsEoj'6.'extlnguslierl.:'Uoi's, combination
\vajjon. responded Jancl ; did very eificient
\rork. ■ '.; :,-. ■■ v -' .'" , " - 1"- . ;''- ; 'i •;•■::
r. ■'■> : Siio*lgr:i«ss /Se'sloiislty-'Ill;-. '-;
. .The cdnuiti.bn':'6t>Ma<br.ObarWs;'E,?Sn6d
erac-s-- ro'Jnainsi.unchangqfi. ■ Major. Snod
ferass';basbeentseriously-ill--at'.l.he; rest
done© ol' his soR-in-law.-;Mr.:W." S; '-WooLl
koiv.No," 109 south' Second,. and small hope
'is. eoitef talhftd i of-: his • recovery. ... ■ * . : :; i
'~.'. TjiiujniMsy-'r'ss'e^s ' £»» '■ ttlcliiiioinl. :
• . Mr. T..Davld : ': Fi'^edV -'onfe'' of, the ' School
Ci>rnhiJß«>on«t"r'i' at.;- jS"oTr>York, ' Avith : -Mr.
il: VW".\'iDn.si<in, ~lot • th'a .153.1110; - city, are
.visiting - B-icbmond:' ; •; I?oth : KonUtniun are
TBiß^na&y.? Tigers r-'^nd ■were; gl von -a cor
"Jiur?reception vt r tli^Olty^.HiJ'/vo.sterdayv
. Owwwi '.■Ca'se\iT<JSts i «l-. To-Day. .
v.TiVAuHltcd, .■•i^teK "District "Court will
."enny-me /'at \'A losruidrhiv^t'o-'iay. 1 %:. yjudnis
iNVuCUU tcU 1 pre&l&e. •'■■■■ Tha O vf ens ■ cii se Nviil
■bo. one ot-'.tliiY /lirst /'called/.:;': v ; /:..v.i.;-:.'y ■-.. ,-.,
J "M.uiy 'thounaTvd -;<loHn rs/rirtv- brought to
-. Richmond ••■' each -Vyear' by-- local" iiisurasiriij
;.c/jrflpi{hjt!sV. : 'ond;;isimi>v ; thous'?iid3\var6"-pent;
av.-jijv . l»y.v citizens ■ to' : . -. foreign - com
..juulie^;/; iCorauflnsure -Tviih" thOiVirgiiiiJi
■ A^JUlllion, litiilur C'«*s"t*«*l CouipaajJ
CHICAGO,. .January .: 3.— The/'. Tribune^'
'.anysiS-Ferdjhand/Schumache^
Sctiuraachei will be tin head of a new
;Jniilllon-dollar;'f:ifeai^c^p'a^y^ns|:Ku3'''i
Iwin|^fsituatedHmChtcaso;@lt^2^expect^
■fi'd.to;beiari:active;competitor,tOithev...Oac- :
ancalt?Trust"?within^a^year.«:;SSubscrip-.
i tions'i>f'6r-.r stock j wiUJib;e: ; ;opcned^in./.tv,-o
JChicaffo^bai^;s::Within^a^fe%y v s.we^s.^y-.y
A h:\Y oEGraoe.
X I Tho j ofTlce^of' Ciiy-COUectoi^ CUnninsliam]
hvasjicepftopen'j-esterday.Hlespite-the'fact;
"thati'it' was >:■ a :■:. general -holiday .r; ; .ln^oruer.
?that".'Lh'ose who wished- to. payrtheir. taxes:
Iwi thout t tlie- r» ; per.; centv pc nalty;, could ; do ;
'so.' v'.'A.' larprc-iiumber^pr.-. tax-payers .took;
'adyanuif.'o- of theiConsideration.'; . ■ -.■,,; ;- ,
I pi/.nm^ ll .u_tn L iif'i tM - > -' MA? -' t tMtiJ>wiwr g ' ? - A!MA '« "■ *t.i>^-HTg ■ 1
' : 'V-'.'.'r^£f fl W' V W«9«U'W>l> <> ; ;'y. ,
■ ' ■'--; //^**'" .^>Sf/ -;-.-'_- :'• ■; ; ;
\ 1 The most palatable,
: I ■ -tlie best and safest remedyvknbwn /;!
1 1 to the medical world for the relief -. j .
f'-of^ sick headache; : constipation,.. \ '
\ :: biliousness arid evils arising from: J
S -imperfect . digestion; disordered : \
I stomach or indiscretions in diet, r
I ,50c.. and -, •"■'. '.. i t:
I TARRANT & CO., Chemists, New York. ; |
I ; : Soldl)V^"ise ists . i [ orfiit yyear 3-:^ ear 3-: J
CHOICE aiFTS
' FOB
We exteiitf, aEcuppy
Jfewr^6^s{gree^^cunW
iriake our t[ '. grate fa6fc'a&-,
-li^oiuleclgnieiijts fon-the 1
liberal '{patronage winch
was extended ibstliG past
year; and . beg to an
nounce .that notwith
standing ioui; ijLarge : - and
unprecedented- Christ
mas .business, i ve' areiiow,
■prepared to show a com
plete assortment of ele
gant articles in ; r
FINE GOLD AND
'STERLING SILT'EE,:
pai^tieulsaifyfjappropriate
for presentation and
wedding gifts.
THE NOWLAN CO.,
JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS;
■•' - ;-.;-. -. : (de 2S-Su,Tu.Th) ' ■'-
.. .; .-, one of-'the fsmest
GREEN ""'■■
' 'GROCERIES'
.in the WEST END -for; sale CHEAP to
an early purchaser. ; The owner contemp
lates leaving the cityv-""'-- .
■■• For further. information call at.
.Vja2-it"; -.1311 AY. CARY STREET.
J9QO .--ALMANACS 1900
:Tfie-;!iSystra;ted
.Southe-rn- Almanac
lias no. equal. No -vveather predic
tions lite these. A trial is alltbafc
is needed to prove tlie value of
' ■■' ' TH TS ALJtASAC./"
Price by mail, sc. Special prices
on application.
J. L.'.!!!LL"PmNf!\ l & COMPANY,
. " ; . Box 543; ■'■ Richmond. /Va.- -
■ : . (do 16-dSiSifcTu<itwtFe 1) ;. - '
: L; LIGHTEKSTEJN'S; SONS: ■;
.WE- HAVE- REMOVED TO, OUR "NEW
Z -J ".-■- •;.•■- STORE,- ' -. ;" '
No. 1413 EAST ' lIAIN-, STREET,
-where we- will carl'y a; larije stock of
DKT-COODS,
■ - siiojjs. • '' \ : --'_ ;._ ,
; IKUBBER TJOOTS.
■■'.'OIL CI.OT3IIXG. :
SEIMJ-TJIItEAD,
NETTING, Ac
•We make all' kinds of Nets to order.
Lowest prices. .^Reliable, Goods.; '
Note the location:
' r ..-.: ;. W?, .EAST MAIN STREET.
'• L. LICIITENSTEIN'S SONS.- • .
'• - / ' ' (cle 2S-Tli.Sun&Tu)'..'
'. ': ..:'-. -, PEESOXAL. ':
: Richmond, \Va... January 1, 1900.
■' MR, COLEMAN ; .WORTHAJi; IS THIS
day admitted to ; an -.interest. in our 'busi
"j^-l^_ "'" DA.VENPORT &. CO. \.
• '. Richmond, .Va:, January 1, IPCO. -,
;-' MR. A\ r ,- HARRISON BL.AIR IS -THIS
day admitteil'as a partner; in- our ,busi
' rie'ssiS HARVEY, BL.AIR : &, CO. .
REMOVAL. NOTICE.. " •
By. February. Ist we will occupy :,PA
6TRICK'S .AVAREHOUSE; ' Tenth . and i Cu^:
: nai .streets,-; where, with J larger "charters;
; and railroad- trades to door, , we will ;have'
better facilities for ser.vin'g our-patroos. ■
"•■ ja2-Gt--; ' HAHVKY, BLAIR & CO.
;-. . , •:' :■ - 1900. ; .- ■ •" . . "
-DR GEORGE .Bit STEEL, V
"-• ■''' . DENTIST., -_■ . ■' :■ •■
-■.•No. 727 EAST. MAIN^STREET.. •-
'.all my friends a" happy -.and
'prosperous >'New Tear. I' betr ;;to ;. thank
them;l'ortht:ir patronage 4 in the past, : and
bespeak a continuance of it 'in -the : future. s
iMv^longJexpuriejice.^antl" a -determination
•to . -keep :abr«a'st>"with %thei times f enables
me - tc- promise on tire- satisfaction: in every
particular.- Charges- reasonable.-: ■' r .
: - - 'Respectfully,/ /,: "•- • \ .• .
r. do; 31-2t ■ '■•-" ! V; GEORGE-B.' STEEI^ '
' ■-•■■: : Kichmond, A"a., December SO, •"' 185l>.; ■"
VWTCI DESIRE J^TO"-/ THANK. -OUR
friends : - and ! : the - public -for. their liberal
patronage ;the~ past? year. and. be"j?'
leave '■■< to >arinonnc(rhthat *; pur ■• increasing
business ■ has t caused ".us . to^take;-; the{:cqm
rnodiouS:-store,' 1 -No:} lllo east -\Carjv street^
: With,;.increaaed>j;racilltioa,V:^ve; "a" re-'~: better'
prepared ;:to? : glve- our • pa trons :bettor;ser
.vice ;thanr before, :and- ask ia continuance
of;rtheirM"avors:;L-Wosaiinhto ' carrvy the
higrhest^srnd^sfof.'Hay^Grjunj'VMiliiX'Vail/
and Flour,; juidiinvite ail iinspectioit-'cif our
stock.'-; Ye- v, ." : r«3p.pcu : u:l\v '"■£'- ■'■"'■ ' ; - - :
i, de;3l-bun,'.*u&teunycv;" .-;> ■■"■;/" K'/--.:S'i: r , •"•:/.
IS^niicr, ueoiiipaoled &y, t*#- «*«!*♦
fVErtplorSieit^WMntw,' 11 ,"R»*K»»gt»r]
t^SV;«htefljßooiiiii.^^^Tloora«T»
,£ttdyca. or Sto2eH," will be inncrtert
Sjiw»erly;cli»*ain«*l. '■•JSSi.Trord* i?>rtf£*»S
fpr 25c. each inicrtloniaiidiUonal
_*■ . . -
: ;TVo**l» ; lc.;encli. . • --•
'xSMPtpTMEST^WAIVTS-;
~~~~~ " walvted.'^.'.vS, ;. : ;./. ::/•-'
''TO : - ivtAJKJB RHERSEliF
generally-useful; in ran office £ Must ?be;nc-.
curate s arid"^ write- *a p;oodl:hand:3one;/witn.
'somej practical", knowledge !of;book-lJeepin£
pref erred: : S'Adclress,:" stating age?S3IAN"(J
•FACTURERi^Post-Offlco 1 Box 3G2. J |city;V )
/-■:>:/;;.?/.•;; ., './■' /:;;;./ . ■•:■::"-•-. -' ■;■ -ja*'2-^ts:
■ ;/-:';: '■;■. : ';, ; -. : / AVAXTMD, . . \: ~S
AGENTS /TO""/ SET.T./.mG'l^GRAp^
r .Wine3,' Champagnes, and I^i'tuors: to sCon.^
burners and'iDeaier3.. : Liberal commission."
iWINE^GKOWHH,. ; 39 Contra! . - iivenue,:
VRochester/N./Y. ;■:•//.;/ -v " : /;ja2-lt/;
';: . , '■ ' WAXTEO, ■■':: ' \_ ■
RELTABUE MAN ■ TO ; DENVER -AND i
Collecti. ;,Sa.lary, sls a weKk.'and 'expenses.
Address '■'■', MANUFACTURER, Po^i-Office
Box 1027;Vphiladelphia;;Pa-: " ja;-2-sc:-;'
'-'. '■'.:'■ .'/■■"- WAXTEr*. .- /.,■. ; ■'. ■;.-..
- YOtrWG MAN, EXPERIENCED BOOK
koepcr/wants Position. - Al / ref erences."
Address P.; care Dispatch office.
; .-•.■../-':/; : ; :.-■- ' ?.-: --> ja;2-2t* ,_
: -.'.". : •■•-: : x:.-T'-;'-\VA»TKO-. -;■":-;"- . '■// +'
A • GOOD; SOBER ■ " MAN TO . DRIVE
Milk Wagon; wit a; good references.: 'Apply
No. JOS north 'Fifth street; ja' 2-2t*
;;;'■,;-.;.■ "'" ; .' waited., .
;a ; good, experienced "cook: for
Board insr-House. ; Apply; at once to. J. B.
GOODB./'JIT/weat -Main. ' ja;2-lt
/■;■;■: , ;,- ,-■■ WASTEI^;:;"--; '
A GOOD SETT LED WO MAtST ;TO COOK,
Wash, ■■'. an& Iron for family." of three.
Call- at 301" south. Cherry.-street. ' ja S-lt»
■^:--'-'v'-.-.r v.-.v '.-'.' '-wAjfTEB; /';• • : ".". ■■'
A GOOD NURSE.' WITH; REFERENCES'.
Apply, at SOT west Graco'street. ja -jj-at-
: " •-\\., ' '"■■VVAA'TEiy,::.;-- /■ , .
ACTIVE MEN- AND WOIIEN EV.ERY
wherc'to Take ..Orders " for :-.."X.ife-. of
Moody,'?, the great : nyangelist.; Sells at
sigbt." Saraple .," "enabling "you to, make
from S3 to 57 dally by, jn&tr free on fe
quest. "Address GLOBE 1 BIBLE PUB
LISHING/ COMPANY,' 723 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, • Pa. ; - . . : ;. '■':■• aej^l-gt •
:'"./-"- "■■■ '■ ":':. ■'-. yfXS'FTZD, .>"■' -■'■" •" ", :;.'".'.■
A FEW ACTIVE,' RELIABLE ' 1IEN : TO
Solicit Orders -for 'Nursery Stock adapted
to tho South. -A liberal trial offer, With
permaißent employment on saiair. if suc
cessful. "Reference or "security required:
For terms address the R: G: CHASE
COMPANY, south Perm 'Square.;-Phila
deiphia. . -■-'.- ' -■ • de 31-4t*:
" - •;■;■/..■. -..'. .■. ■ WAWTJE3S>.';-.' ;
YOUNG I.1 '. MAN 25'YEAP.S OF AGE
wants Position in Wholesale or Retail
Store.- Have ht>.d eight- years' experience
in retail store. Good rererence and re
commendations furnished on application.
Address r GE : ORGE;N.Al J TiEN, King and
Q u e'en". Courthouse, Va. de 31-3t*.
" ■■ ' -': .;-;; ■vvaxted,
a good wood-turner. ; apply to
TAR RIVER •; LUMBER/- VcOiI.PANY,
Rocky Mount. N. C. . de 31-Gt
WASTED.
SITUATION" AS BOOK-KEEPER.
Twonty-five years', experience. Thorough,
accurate, and a fine penman. Address
"F;:"" Dispatch office. • ' > 'de
:;■■' avastei>,
at once, et a registered; drug
gistof seventeen years' experience, a Po-
Kition, either in. wholesale "or. retail house.
Best reference 'from; present employer
an<3 reasons for chancrinsj. Address T.,
care oT Dispatch, : city. .- de 2!)-(>t
' . . A\'A^TJEB, :" - " ■■■■ .
AGENTS " FO?. THE BEST TYPEWKI
ter on the marker, the ."Plttsburg- Visi
ble." Writing in sight at all times. Ex
clusive territory givon. Address BTND
LEY HARD WARE COMPA"NY, Pitts
burg, Pa. de- 17,26&Ja2-3t
/ '^BTISI.VESS V/ASTS.
:T: T~ VC r V^WAXraDr;x.; 'C
ALL SKATERS TO" KNOW ..'."-TI-L^T I
Sharpen and Kepal^Sl^v^^
■"•'•■ 307 r.oith- Fifth street.
Old 'phone BSS. ■-". ■ : -.- - - ; ... -ja' 2 -..--'
\VA-A"T835, -- .
TO BUT JAMES-RIVER FARM; IMME
diate purchase if baxg-ain. Address, with
full particulars,- YyIL-LIIAM POWEIsjU
Hotel Del Prado, Chicago. IH. -. ja --It
-- ; ; . • ' .Vv AWTSSDj ' j
TO BUT BOILER.
Engine, -. ?.0-hor=e-power: "prefer "it on
wheels. Also. . v.-ant. pa-rty with Mill-.- to
Aranufactur& Lumber by contract. Ad
dress ' S AVv'-MILL, care Postmasrer,
Prince- George Courthouse. Va.. do Sl--t*
i? ABIES I Use Chiehcster's Enzlis?i Pennjrroja! Pills.
j, R..,t: gslrfit: Only Koliiolct Take co ot'ner.
** 3ny of yaur.Brfiifii»t, or sen* Jo., .reaps, for partis
»lar« and "asikrrurLKjiuV' iv le«er br rrjera •ncll.
Cklehestcr Chacsi=al Co., I'hlladii., I'o. .
(ail 1-Tu.T-b.Suly)
i SPEC! Al* XOTICES.
speqialT attention given to
came and training op feeble
mindedin'ded or defective children
by retired teacher. For terms and partic
ulars address: Post-office Box- No. 120,
Hewlett. Va. . ; ... ; ;- ja 2-21*.
FItAXK^I?«.HOI'SE.
1200 east' franklin.- board,' per
manent or- Transient.. Furnished Rooms
a specialty, at 2-5 to-oO cents night: Open
aJI -night. .; '■■-...■'.- ;.:de 31-2t*;
FOB SALE, I
A HANDSOME CABRIOLET, IN PER
foct condition. "Will sell -'at a-" sacrifice.
For particulars call at No". 1116 east Cary
street. . ■". '■ ... . de 27-lw
KEKP YOUR. FEET IVAIOr. .
DRIVING MADE' COMFORTABLE . IN
' - -.'.COLDEST WEATHER
■ 'BY THE USE OF THE . . . .
LEHMAN CARRIAGE HEATER.. ';
Call and see them at . . -1 '•-■: ;
- ;. ' . ■ V.*. C. SMITH'S.
■ de "7-2 m - 314 north ' Fifth street.
me-'Wliiskcvs
:-■ .. I ;•■ -■- .■' : ; ; i': ;\ .. ■-'. -:~ .: : +* ■ . ?■
'•1 "years old, per gallon ...S-.00
Pure' Virginia-A pple.: Brandy, ■ per ; ■
gallon ......... .......... ...........sxoo
Pure North Carolina Corn; Whiskey,'
.per gallon ........... ..........?2.00
Pure New England Rum. per ga110n.. §2.00
Goods shipped to all points.
A : . W.ROSENE,I!c3i!or: Deafer,
25 south Thirteenth Street.
.-"'•'■•' r<Jffg9»Sun<feTai '" ■'-.■""
LOST, STRAYED. AXDFOIIXD.
.LOST, : SUNDAY POCKET-.
BOOK, containing about $12," in currency
and a check dated Uecember. 20th. 'No.
5;92,.-foi* S->!.1'3. : drawn on First National
Bank:. of Richmond ;by the Singer Manu
facturing- -Company, payable. . to-. D. C-
Horgan; L'bera' (reward- will be i>aid if
left at office of the- SI NTGER iSI ANU KA.Gr
TURING .205 east Broad
street. . -'•"' - : ■■.:-.' - L ■ ; -ja 2-lt*
LOST, ""OrN r iXO>TPAY EVENIXG. RK
tween 7' and . S o'clock, :QXE 'GREEN
FLAIDCAP t RIAGB ROBE, between No.
11. north Twenty-ninth "street and the
Union. Depor. Suitable- reward if returned
to W.T.HANCOOK.. Factory. No; X:
;.-'ja:2-it- ■■-.--'"■ '; ' -"--■' -■ .:■:•,. - ."";■: '■-.'■. :■.
•LOST; ■ .SATtrRDAY ; iNIGHT^iOX
Grove road, ..near Soldiers*-, liorae. ONE
.LARGE BAY-MARE MULE. Roward for
•return or/any; information; to JOESCHA
fFER.T at above- address. ". ,; ■"■■'-. ■• ja 2-21*
i'LOST— ?S" : :^^'ARD— RED-:i COLLTE
-.PUPPY. '".white breast, "wliite feet;;and tip
of -tail white.'. "Oi west FranElin isureet:
'--:■-- .-- ! 'l^ :.:'' ,- ... -' ' . : ' : / '■ ■■ ' ' ja;i:-lt»-'
•€THB ! EXECUTORS FORITHE E3TATK
of Mrs. E; C;Il. r; rAGK;" deceased, beitif,'
unable to iihd tha following REGISTERED
! .BOND3, of v tht>;\city >or" , Richmond
-Va.,-;>. the ;.'; .' property,. -. of -said . -Mrs.
E.' C/ PL* Page, , deccu'sed; ' hereby give no
tice ;■ that ? th ey-.wi 1 1 a pply ; for a ; : retssue> or
:said;bondsr.as:i>rovided by cijy;ordinance"
inisuch cases:- 1 '.-.' .- '.
, C -PKR CENT..-REGISTERED. ' '
iNuraber.,;..' ?■.";;.'. .Amount. . • ilaturihs.
■■•' C •"■ ■ s r : per :" cent. ■:''■■ n kgisteh eek ->?*?■•
.-c'.s-j - - j.t.-.-v , j^xs
; Jlrs '*E.';C;; H;xPAGK!S>EXEQUTORS^
*Vpc : 3;Tu3ni • •. By C. L.Mlarrlsoor'l
;^^gAPOCTdy£SA^S^Wil>a-y, -■■"■
iDJ!U^rEAR^^JR|^TO ;i 'PRo
■R^TA :^BY/THE;;^N"DOR^:-A^ii i>; :.: .T Ji y
'^Mi'P-y'^'*'. JH- -Gil I ram iM'Qo.V;. '■'. ".'■;' ' '
.Ii r al Estate Aucllonesrs,'
. -«C ijast -Main str..-ct.
• A UOTTON SALE OF '
/x3l>}Teiat complete: noi'iß; xo. soa
;AT^.THE r -- v NORTfIWEST;;/ ■C«icNsi»
/r.' 'LKIGH ; *ANDr./nViTNT"''"-FIFTII "
i^:tfi>-v;y.^STREETS.;. v •
r At -;f.h"e "reqnesttfo'f Zi'av '(crxn^r- whn ;j; j
Reaving -<tbeScfty.« ! and«rHean3 to -#k -^'r.
"will : sell :'Jby.;au':ti6n,': ori; the 'premises*' oa
'^. ■ ; .'\TUESDAV,- : JANUARY 2. 1!XO."
at -"4 'i b'cf bcic' V p. \M:^?t'he*. P ROPE-RTT "in
■catedi'as; abqve.\ The"- d»v«lli ne coafa'-il
; sey<sn J rooms; closets; and pan try - mSfcifr
"palnted^aiul papered; .cookins; ran^e' "ilm
porcelain :;bathrtut>, •■•hot nn& cold Watt-r
;latest;patent;',"Wat»r closet; gps in all Wr>
: rooms. ;v.,Ther<?>isYa'lso- on thfr lot ■> f l^
stable -'and' •carrL'ige-houFie, eoal-hal'«>
hen-house; and .'dot; kennels. .Ererythi'^
new, coraplete, anif. in nice order. Thi .
Is a'very tTesiratjle'nomeV convoni'»nt T " in'
cated, and :;shpuld Attract the atte"tio~
of^hbme-seekors.ior,. ..investors as it I" -I
ready -renter ..at?gCC!l price. ' *
;-;.TERM3: "Accomini>d9.ttn - and ahnouncerl
•afsaJe. o ; *-, V.O. : ;K. : GH JLI am & CO.;
■ de-"3,30,3t&Ja 3■ ■ t \\ A'ictioneors.
By George • JL" • ValeT.tfce. Auctioneer.
: X^rRESALE.-..' ' \ .
; '-J- ■' : ""/"". * ' : '". — — '— \'■ ■ ■ ' .
: FIRESALEOF-GRO^ERIES. ETC.
I will sell "at auction; Afor account 0"
; .whom it. may concsrn, ; \
.TUESDAY, 'JANUARY 2. 10CO,
!.'co'mmericirifr T at ,10^0 A. M:1 at Mr r m
Turner' s./221-soiKh ResiQrv v ii r -strer.t'" t "»
immense :s»«ock ■■'«><. as'o<ls;.'-wWch wag £a.m
f ased '- by firs Christmas ' niyfct. Thr, S*.
; will ba • sold for [ tho hiph dcllar. % s Kf
! portion ; of . tfrh stock only stie-htiv dr»^
:;ased,.ancLa great many of. the gboa-s'H
pcrfcct^onclition. All. desirable and sal £
able. -and -will be ordered, in 1.-ii-^e lota fa
the trade;" for cash., v.-ithout -l.TniL o^- ras
serve."* -: '"■■- ; .*, ' '
! ": The -"above stock/ consists In V part n'
00-borres. Laundry Soap, li boxes assdrE
ed brands. Chewincr Tobacco, abiut 7 bar
rels- -Klour, large Quantity of -leas and
Coffees. ICO cases assorted Canm'il SctbSs
~> buckets ..Preserves,- ail. kinds. orßakin^
-Powders in ;' l.ir^ quantities, ■■- iPicklos
Catsup.- etc. In fact, all 'kinfls bC-sheli
goods, -and in big- quantities, ami 'of best
quality; several barrels -Syrup. -Vinegar
Fish.,etc.;;"Woo<!enware and Broom--- an. l
;many oth'cr goods • too numerous to"mcr
.tion f <such as aro found ia a first-class
ffrocery-s tor o. ; Trade requested to be or
hand promptly. . It will .be an aU-uay
sale. ".'Brinsr. lunch with yoiL ("15 mirjutes'
Inten-al).' GEO. H. VALENTINE.*
;/ de SI . • ■ ; . " Auctioneer.
By the .Valentine Auction Company,
■'""'.'• ■■."•;-.'■■'' General Atictionctirs. ■ /.
A" XJCTION ' ■ SALE OF FIP.E-PKOOF
'Xll-.PARI ITIOXS, BLOCKS, COfC'EIt TIEC? •;
BRACKETS. •--. CAP " AND : CENTRK
PIECES,:FIGURES. Etc.— Request oC Mr.
-JI. A. Delhaye. we -svill sell at his studio,
litSVa'Ceast; Broad street,
. TUESDAY/. MORNING-, JAN. 2di
at 10:30 o'clock.; larger Jot o£ Firepror
Partitions,- Blocks. Comer Brackets, Oio
and '.Centrepieces, r Friezes, ' and Panels';
large lot;. of Figures, of ail denominations;
lot of Sash Doors. Slate, etc.
THE. .VALENTINE 'AUCTION CO..
_de. SI-- ;V.- J. 11. Valentine, Auctioneer.
ATTCTIOX SATvKS— Future I7»ra.
WHEN R5-AI.' ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR ; THB •.CXTRRENT- CALEN-l
DAR YeAR ARE TO. 3iD PAID PRri
RATA,,ES" i THK YSNDOR. AND >H^
VEND^EE. . - 4
•P-RUSTBE'S.-SALE . i
A -■'- '.■; ::;. " 03" -.: . v - --■ * f
A DESIRABLE TRUCK . FARM -NF.AII
POLE GREEN, HANOVEK •
COUNiT\%-VA. ■ ■ 1
By virtue, of a deed of trust'from Allen]
J. Brooks and M.E. Brooks, his wife, td
the undersigr.ed. bearinu date January 2,j
ISS2/ and .recorded in the Clerk's office ol
tho County Court • of Hanover ; county!
Deed-Book. .13.';pag3 GC«?, detault .'hayinj?
been made in the caytnent ot tha debc,
therein secured, and .being '■.req"*.ii2ecl..sr'
to do by the beneficiary jiameii In "sat-'J
deed, I v/iH sell by public a«etlori, ! ;nn
premises, on " r ~ '"" .■■•■'-.:"" - ■"" " ~
■WEDNESDAY,;. TANUART S. IWO.
at!l2 o'clock ,?.!.. that TRACT OF UXD
lying in Kenry ilag^terJal DisSrict. Han
over county. Va.. about one irnie Tt-es't
of Pole Green., anrl described in paid detHl
as- "adjoining ;he lands of R. Evans. SI.
B. "WinsfisldT Thomas Meredith. — - — —
Brcokin. Gray, and Mrs. L. Car
ter,".- and containing 42 acres (42 A.) mora
or . less." -
The improvements cor.sist of a comfort
able dwelling: and ample otitbuiKlin-s. all
conveniently situated for -easy. farming-
Most of fhe lana is cleared, lies well, and
is adapted to the growing 1 of the usual
truck SraJsert: in, ihis famous communiiy.
Tt is about S ; A mile? from EHerson Depoc
(Chesapeake and Ohio "railway), and about.
■7% miles from "the city of Richmond,, in
a thickly-Fettled community, and con\*e
nient .to the. post-otlioe. church, school's,
and mill. ; . ■ . '
■■"■■ TERMS: Cash as to'an amount suffifiient
to "pay .the cost of executing this trust.
any unpaid taxes, and to pay the sum of.
3250.-SS. with interest thereon Irom the
2d clay of January. 1535. subject to a cradi:
of S3. paid December 13. ISS&, and the bi*>
"ance in equal . Instalments? at one. ant
two years, with interest from day of sal?,
and secured by a deed of trust on t\e
property. W. SYDNOR, Tru?i-?G ;
D. A. Timberlake, Crier. de 23-Wj
ItEAI> ESTATE AT PRHMTE SATE
WHEN BiaAij EBTATK 13 SOLD-rKS
TAXES FOR THE, CURRENT,'CAiBX
DAB: TEAP. Allß TO BE PAII> PHO
RATA El, THE ymWsOX AND T£l3
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t-iQi's East Main St. 1
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THAT LARGE •rOUKHOUSE. AT TUX
northwest feSob.C'Of -sl!iin r.nd Foarceonfa
streets. recentr ; }^ca'ed. by. the. C. F.
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suited for any -todof 'AvnoSe^-alo or iisn:
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